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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-10

All persons who Are going away
today, who have not paid their sub
scriptions will please attend to this
and we shall considerate it quite =
favor. - H., s
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-10

The rendering Of F'The Hunting
Scene" by the Opera House Orches-
ira yesterday, was very pleasing
and kept the audience from sleep
ing. -S8 J5
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-10

10 those persons who have kindly
bestowed compliments upon the
DAIRY, our thanks ate due and are
hereby rendered. nj
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-10
BENEDICaIoN.,

sI We extract a few brief paragraphs
from the ulysinteresting essay Of
Mr.. Charles, ofsMason county: M
'sThe earliest fact Irelative to#the
English language Is that it was the
language generally spoken by the in
vaders, who, upon the dismember-
ment of the kingdom Of the West il
the fifth century, came in vast mul-
titudes and acquired dominion over
Britain 55.|
The language though classed as
modern is Of some antiquity. The
same tongue was unquestionably
spoken blythe same race previous TO
their exodus. I'M \. II
Out of the ruin stand the Saxon
words, as bright as the stars that
gem natures canopy. Great is the
contrast between these and Norman
words, in beauty, simplicity, perspi-
Guilty and expressiveness III
No language ceases to move until
it becomes what is termed dead.
Thus, in brief, we see how any
language has had its origin, culmi-
nation, and death.
Already the dawn Of the new era
is approaching The brute or phys
ical period has passed, we are now
nearing the terminus Of the intellect
ual. Y.
The cause that. will give our
mother tongue such j vast sweep
over the dark continents are many
ID number and diverse III character.
AS matter Of fact the English is
the only language now extant, con
tanning the two elements, its Gothic
and classic.
Great Britain is ali fesent the
only really colinizing nation il the
true sense Of the word.
Situated as. it is surrounded on
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-10
Nov We come before yov, our

Nov We come before you, on,
readers, for the last time. We have
been conscientious In trying to i'm
partially portray events Ito our
renders. We have done theHbest we
could under the circumstances to
make our paper worth your money.
z WE thank you one and all for
yonr patronage, and for the very.
kind words that many of you have
spoken, and as we now take our de-
parture from this field Of work, we
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-10

Nearly al of bur COMMENCEMENT
visitors including the Regents viii
depart to-day.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-10

Who got up the bogus prograni2
our man will be around to-day
and collect.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
GAVE Up rs DEAD.
he Body Of Little Bertram KnelIer
Flnatiug in the savannah.

he Body OF Little BeFtram hneller
Floating in the Savannah.
TIE bodyof Be7trsm kneller, The little
12-year-old son o. Louis Kle. leT, who las
supposed 70 have fallen overheard iEom
tie steamer E-nel on FeO. =, was Eecoy-
cred oy the boys father or SATURDAY
about mile and calf below EbehFZsr.
AY. X heller has been searching the river
between View LaGdiug and PuFFsbUrg
almost continually for tae body since he
little fellow disa appeared. He passed the
point where II was found early saturday
morning drifting slowly in oats2u. and
i q the opinion thar the body arose 70
the surface during the day.
TIE particulars Of the buys disappear.
ance were gwen in Ire MORNING NEWS
Oh FEB. q. On Feb. IS Hr. h1e.ler and
his family. who were il the city, took
passage on the steamer Katie. a. they
were moving 20 LEwtonyill-. :. {. Just
De lore tho boat started the lad was seat
&c Counor's book store 70 gel a book He
was told that If the Katie left before he
got back be as 70 follow On the Ethel.
which vas 20 leave IN LEe afternoon. j
c0i0rsd boy was left 10 accompany hin.
and when BeTtFsEn returned 10 the wharf
tie Katie had gone. He accordingly got
on the Etael and made tie acquaintance
O. a gentleman WHO took the lad into his
staseT0om al night.
TIE next morning BertrAm got up about
o'clock aud wandered about over tie
steamer. He stopped al the en- gine-rcOm,
and talked Tor some tine with the en-
giueer. That was the last seen OF him,
bat be was not missed until O'Clock,
when the colOred boy began searching the
boat for him
The father, who got OF at Bostick's
landing, waited there uEtl the Ethel
came up. WEen he found that mis- son
was net on boar5 he started back down
the river. iEquiring At every landing.
Nowhere could be fnd any trace OF the
boy, and Hr, Kneiler came On 70 SAFsn-
nah, where be arrived the next night, but
he heard nothing Of ais son hers. II was
then supposed tnat the lad fell overheard
and was drowned.
The body was not mutilatsd IL any way
when found. 1t was buried a. once. Rev.
Mr.. Moral. Of AndersOnVille, :. C., and a
number Of friends attended the funeral,
and bouquets OF flowers were placed upon
the grave Of the young lad.
WHiie prosecuting his search Mr..
knelier came very near being dTOH ned
himself. While the Etael was az Purys-
burg ne attempted TO bring q small boat
alon gside so as 70 have il put On board.
Tee boat carried By the tide driftee under
the steamer. Mr.. knsller pulled for a
fat which lay alongside the steamer and
got mold Of y r0pe. His boat was pulled
around azd again caught under the
steamer. a deck hand pushed it Of. but
the pole on whicz be leaned broke and be
fell, upsetting the boat and throwing Mr..
hEelier into the river. He vas fnaily
DQIled out but IL was a narrow ascaue
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
DAVENPORT TONIGHT.
The Popular Actress in Her Strong
Role of Fedora

The Popular Actress in Her Strong
Role of Fedora"
Tonight Miss Fanny Davenport will
appear at the Theatre in Fedora" The
sale of seats has been large, and good
houses are already assured both for to-
night and tomorrow night. The specu-
lators say they have had no trouble Ia
disyOsing Of their seats at an advance.
sardOu's Fedora is generally ad-
mltted TO be the strongest drama written
il recent years, and Miss Davenport Is
the Only English speaking actress who
perfectly dts the role OF the passionate,
Impulsive NuscoYite Princess.
The New York Star said OF Miss Dayen-
port: There Is something winning ir the
woman. She combines IN her face the
beauty Of her mother and the intellect
uality OF her father. Born OF such pa
rents, and with an indomitable Will and
energy OF her own. it is not surprising
that Fanny Davenport has won her way
into the public heart and found a resting
place there. she strikes with unerring
precision the two chords OF light gayety
ard deep emotion, and these are the
chords played U9on 10 Fedora"
Tomorrow night she will play "Beat-
rice" in Much AIDE About Nothing"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
Real Bargains.

Polo Caps for SC. and 10c. Having re-
ceiyed new lot Of fne Cashmere Caps
OF all shades, checks and stripes, ever '
one of them worth 50c., which We are
offering for Toe, the remainder OF the
first lot reduced down 70 sc.
For real bargains. whether IN Clothing,
Shirts, Hats, NeckTear, Underwear,
Half-h0se. Collars. CUTS, GeRtiemea's
JewelTy, Trunks, Vaiises, etc., the Fa-
nous New I Ork Clothing House. I40 Con-
gress street, Is the place to buy. Our IA.
cilities for getting bargains have TO De ex-
planned for people to believe, and come TO
see them when we offer them; so many
stores advertising bargains which they
cannot show.
Two OF the firm reside iu NeY York. ali
the time on the loOkoutsior anything that
may be offered below the regular price
from Polo cap 10 a case Of piece goods !;
manufacturing all the Clothing We sell.
thereby saving our patrons at least -
per cent, that being the jobbers' PROFIT,
and ordinary retailers nave 20 charge an
other prof. on top Of that. Anyone who
can reason can see that the Famous is the
place TO patronize. located three doors
from the corner Of Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
BASE BALL NEWS.
Items Gathered Here and There
from League Centres.

Items Gathered Here and There
from League Centres.
TIE Philadelphia club has twenty-five
men under control
AeS0rleF, Of last seasons Memphis
club, has signed with Denver.
Ice Memphis club viii play the 81.
Louis Browns ~ 81 Lo1is on March %,
p and ..
The Columbia Is. c. Bzss BAH Asso-
citation nss been reorgzniEsd for the sea-
son OF 1857.
The New Orleans club will spend 5000
in t1e erection OF grand stand and
fences on the new grounds.
The new interstate commerce bill pro-
EiblEs railroad companies from giving
rates 10 base ball clubs and theatrical
tToupes. II the provisions OF the bill are
carried Gus good mzBy base ball clubs
and theatrical companies will probably
oisbsHd. IL has been suggested Sy the
NASHVILLE American f1st q number OF me
most influential base ball and theatrical
men a0ld meeting and petition Congress
70 amend some Of the provisions Of the
Dill
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09

Rev. J. /. Minis, pastor Of the Method
ist church az Bryan Court House, is in
the city in the interest Of his charge
During his pastoTate at Bryan Court
House Mr. Minis has erected a handsome
parsonage and is now about to erect a
church. The materials are ali on the
ground, but funds are lacking TO com.
are Interested In Bryan county, and DR..
Minis is here for the purpose Of asking
assistance in the completion Of the church
which be has begun ana which he is anx-
iOus 20 see erected. He will call today
upon those who are disposed to aid him.
Among the arrivals al the Marshall
House yesterday were L Irwin and wife,
Miss Ida Irwin, u Ii irwin, Pittsburg,
Pa; O N Moore aud wife, Portland, Me /;
HslIord Ward, Mrs Cooper. q E Benson,
B L Lee, New York; G Fl Crawley. Wav-
Huloack, Derby, VT; p j Cash, Union, Y
I John A Sheldon, Rutland, Vt.
at the Pulaski House were J B
Voorhees, and wife, Brooklyn, y Y; Z
Whitney and wife, New Haven, Conn;
Mrs I Y LiviBgsto Mrs Geo Hamlin,
New York: 7 B Grummond, wife and
daughter, Detroit, Mich; \ G Tattnall.
Wilmington. Del; X y Kelly, Jr, PhIla.
delphis; G W Hood, Jr, Boston, Mass:
n DCACAs aus A5t0s Va . AOH 4AAs al
dosta, Gs;' Rev Il GuntheF, Rev T
Cleary, Montreal, Canada.
At the Harnett House were N Seely
and wife, 6 B Foster, Albany, \ Y; F A
Scriyener, Julia Scrivener, So Augustine.
fla; Martin Luther Finch. New YORK;
WI Stoey, John McDonough, Harris
burg. Pa; W j Cullen and wife, 50 Louis:
V : JOyner. Sandersville; D B NJ Shep.
pard, W w Sheppard, Liberty county:
Z
held. jacksonville, Fla; 6 H Stafford.
Brunswick; DR. sterling Gibson, Nc
Duffe.
At the Screven House were Mr. and Mrs
Spalding, Augusta; Miss Alice Howell,
w II Baxter, New York; f r Smart,
Long Island; A Rernet, Z Y Miller.
Cincinnati; II VI Darling. o NJ Fisher,
Boston, Mass; s Smith, Hampton, C:
H Y stapleiord, Fort Wayne, Ind; C "
Belt. Baltimore; A Carney. New Or.
leans: A himban. Chicago; " Moore.
Columbus; 6 Coates, london, Eng.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09

are those whom 3 confirmed tendency 70 BILL
loGEuess, subject 70 the various and change
fuI sym tons indicative Of liver complaint.
Nausea, sick headache. constipation. furTed
tongue, an unpleasant breath. S duh or sharp
pain IN the height orhoo0 Of the affected or
gan impGFity O. the blood ana loss of Appe-
tite. sigRsliEe il ss one Of the most distressing,
as il Is one Of the most common, OF malsdiss.
There ls, however, benign specific for the
disease and all its unpleasant manifestations.
Il Is the concurrent testimony Of the public
Sn0 the medical profession. that HosterteF's
Stomach Bitters L medicine which achieves
results speedily felt, thorough ana benign.
Resides recII.y liver disorder, IL gorates
the feeble, conquers kidney ana bladder com
plants, and hastSns the convalescsnce Of those
recovering from enfeebling diseases. More
over. II il the grand specific for fever and
szuE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09

A suit OF Mr.. John Fox for $4,000 dam
ages for SANDER against Mr.. Thomas Hen
derson was begun In the City Court yes
terday. Both are undertakers, and were
formerly partners in business. Their part
nershlp, however, was not pleasant one,
and II was dissolved in the latter part OF
1882. In the last county election Mr.. Fox
was a candidate for Coroner. He charges
that Mr.. Henderson worked against him
and spoke slandsrOusiy OF him in the
presence OF voters. The greater part OF
yesterday was taken up with legal debate
between counsel on points growing out OF
the case. II was not concluded, and will
be taken up to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
CHANGING STATISTICS.
The Bacon Bominy and Tobacco
Consumed by the ConTicts.

Inc baCoH- u OHlBF anu Tobacco
Consumed by the Convicts.
Tee annual report Of the casiE-zaug
viii be presented 20 the County Commits
siouers TO-DAY. Il shows that on March
/, IsoS, there we're o. prisoners in camp.
During the year 81 were received. max
ing 424 in all During the year 20 PMS
ouers were DISCHARGED. three were sent
back 70 Jail. four were sent % The hOspi-
tai. ana fOTty-fouF were sent to otter
camps. On the last day OF February Of
this year there were ssventy-niue prison
ers on the gang. Tie average number
Ter day for the year was 1SZ.
The total cost Of feeding the prisoners
for tie year was S2,5l9 @. II that time
$3.50 ratious were issued, TIE cost per
ration bang q fraction under &c. The
amounts 81 the various articles consumed
were: -, IA pounds Of bacon, ,354 pounds
OF fresh beef, 3.4e5 pounds Of rice. 249
pounds Of coffee, 652 pounds OF tobacco,
40 bushels OF corn meal, 20S Bushels Of
ZTits, Is bushels OF peas. 60 gallons Of
molssses, 1913 punches Of vegetables, 61<
sacks Of salt.
The bacon cost little less than Sc. a
pound, the fresh beer 31Sc., the rice 211zc.,
the coffee 111sc.. the to5acco Sc. the
corn meal 637zc- per oushel, the gTist 6oc,
the peas 81 IS, the molssses SIC. per
gallcs. the vegetables SC. per bunch, and
tie salt &c Per sack.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by
the News Reporters.

Items Gathered Here and There by
the News Reporters.
Tae City Council will hold = regular
meeting tc-uiZaG-
The March meeting OF the Board Of
County Commissioners will BE- held taIs
morning.
Charles y. West. Esq. hiss been elected
Recording Secretary o. the Georgia His-
-oricGI society.
Young Aic3sel ). Knox. who stabbed
Henry Maxwell On Monday. gave bond
yesterday before Magistrate Molina and
was released.
A colored boy was arrested yesterday
II the acr Of waking OF WITH a Ratchet
from the steamb0at inspectors o1sce IN
the custom house building.
4sssrs. stTachan & Co. cleared yester-
day the Norwegian bark OIol Gas tor
R@yai ~i'1 1000 bales Of upland CO ton,
weighing e54, jZ9 pounds, valued a. $751;
Go.
Tae Norwegian bark Chapman was
cleared yesterday By Nsssrs Hoist L Co.
fc- Cr0ustadt with , 5IS barrels Of T.sin.
weighing 1,l49,SD9 pounds, valued a. 81,
- Cargo BY Messrs. Paterson, Down
ing & Co.
TIE charge against young jacob, the
post Office special delivery messenger, Of
removing postage stamps from tee for
elza letters Z tie posi- Ofcs was not
pressed BY the postal officials. j; is not
believed that Jacob meant 70 commit g
theft, bui T2;k=F ioat &c was unaware o.
tie C1ense that ne committed. He says
t1at De dida't taiuA re was stealing tee
sLanps. He Oily wanted taen fer BIS
collection ard thought ina. there was
10 harm in taxing tacm from ;ae letters
after tbey were Cancelled.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
Ennnfn q Batse 5. sal. 3.
ORIGINAL,

At least in Savannah Our Goods .On
at one price ana only for Cash, Za'
bles Us to compete with New Yors
Houses and introduce new and naval
goods. ~"
We are constantly adding new lines
aad oar different depart Hents eontai,
many attractive novelties.
Our stock of EaSeIs, Screens and
Music Racss are commanding a gooi
deal of attention at present, and tha
low prices at which We are offering
these goods is rapidly depicting Our
stock.
In Picture Frames we are shsFips
an unusually attractive liae, and tina
prices are very low.
We especially call the attention Of,
the lasiss to a new line Of Bras,
Goods just received. which embrace
some very handsome folding taIa
EaselS.
The price of that so pound Whiting
Writing Paper remains csc a box.
The Goeds we're manufactured
especially for our trade, aad while
we have TO place an order 70:
1000 boxes at q time in oria
to get at price that win eRabh
Us TO offer at this. price. we fui
the Goods are going fast and we will
sGon have to place au additional order
if demand keeps Mp.
Try a box. yeH will find it Vey
cheap and the quality excellent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09

Having recently increased its facilities,
by adding improved machinery to its pre-
vious large plant, also by Increasing the
area for handling work, assures its pa
irons and others favoring il with orders
that 1t can manufacture all work in its
lire at as low prices as any other house
In the country. Bankers, merchants,
business mems, manufacturers, mechan-
ics', lawyers, doctors. county officials,
railroads, steamships and steam
boats supplies Of printing, lithographing
and blank books manufactured at the
shortest notice. Its stock Of papers ana
other supplies are bougnt In large guam
titles, which enables this establishment
TO MI orders at bottom prices. All orders,
city or by mail, will receive prompt and
careful attention. Prices quoted and es-
Inmates made on short notice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09

Why is il that CHARLES z. GEAHAX has such
rum
Il can't be folks 30 there just for fun.
Seeing such q crowd made inquisitive feel,
Upon asking learned ii was because he serv-
ed good meal.
Some are surprised to learn. bat it is so,
That folks from AL parts Of the city 20
To CHABLEs z. GRAHAM. I4e Congress street,
When something good they want TO drink or
eat.
Upon entering no doubt ron would be sur
prTse0.
To find such q handsome place before your
eyes.
A palace does not describe II BY far
It's as neat and clean as 8 Turkish bazsr.
II you're lean and board there I'll promise
you that
Ii viii aet De long before you get fat.
Vow you try GRAHAX and you'Il find it so,
Once you eat 3 meal there back again you'll
20.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
Architects and Builders Edition of the
Scientific American for March.


Contents: Curiosi.ies OF Alloys, Splendid
Number for April 18th }. Analyze Ashes,
Safety Attachment, Swing Bicycle, I'm
perneable Boxes, Lime Cartridges. Ad-
Unstable Cupboard Marker, Design for
Cottage, $1,000 Cottage, S2,600 Cot
tage, 5teampipe Coverings, Sabter-
raaean Water Collecting Dam, New Pas
senger Depot Of the C. WIN. & St.P. Rail-
road Co.. A 0ne-story Dwelling, Mansard
Root Dwelling, Suburban Dwellings in
Italy, Essy Method OF Making EIlipse,
Fender. New Orleans Garden, Heating
Power Of Gas, Psmpas Grass. Decora-
tons for 8 Hall, Furnace for Heating
Houses, Municipal Hospital, Renewing
Houses. Impure lee as q Cause Of Dis
ease, Penbertly Injector, White into
Gray Cast-iron. Joint for WOODWORK. Pro-
lection OF Buildings from Lightning,
olympia. The New Agricultural Hall
London. Improved Lead Pipe Reel. Fink's
Patent Reflector, A Delaware Residence,
s.. 800 Residence. Minneapolis Residences,
a Notable Copper Roof, Proper Load for
fire Ropes. cash Holder, School House,
New Metal Shingles, Com binstion square,
Method OF Purifying Water, Unique Sys-
tenn OF w alter Works. Design for Wind
mill Tower and Water Tank, Women Out
of Doors. Price 15c. For Sale at EstIlPs
News Depot.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09

1t was an aphorism or Frederick the
Greats that "Facts are divine things.D
An undisputed fact Is that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the most
powerful liver yitalizer extauta aud by its
characteristic and searching action will
cure dyspepsia, constipation. dropsy, kid.
ney disease, sick headache, aud other
maladies which, popular opinion to the
contrary Notwithstanding, are directly
traceable TO a diseased condition Of the
liver, by which ITS work as purifier OF the
blood is made incomplete. All druggists,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
DANCING UNDER MASKS.
PRINCES josie CLOWNS AT
THE PCRIH BALL.

The Guards Arsenal the Scene Of a Bril-
giazt Evens-The Youth kourtn
Annual Bali Great suoesss->oIne Of
the People Who Were There and w hat
Thy We're.
Quseu-Shs=p-Ban ruled az The Guards
zrssna. last hight. Il vas TIE occasion
Of TIE Youths Historical Society's iouTia
annual Purim ball. TIE brilliant ball
vas taroage5 vita l5yely sAepaertesses,
pTlrcesses. mzideus. evening
stars. 1ose511s, jules, witches, Eoyal
ladies', peasants OF every country, gen
tlsDea Of Tie court, warriors, knights
clowns and kings. T2ey al
came in carriages. and the ki1Es ard
Prices we're taken b. t1e hand o. CLOWNS
ard common people IS :Eo1gh they n21
al teen brought Up il toe same naaner.
TIE cite o. SavsuuaE's Hebrew society
was cut and the a-s=Esl vas crowded
Will gay n2sSers.
GOING TO TEE BALL.
TIE rain fell II l0TeEts early II TIE
evening. but il did ID. keep many away
who Intended 20 j5ia t-e HsrEy EeTslers.
Before E o'elock President street, OF TIE
EtEL1 sue o. L-c Nl--LA - - VIVA ~
vita carriages. and l1ey keDt arriving.
The wiEd Psysd prsBEs vita
me priucessss and shep heEdss ses,
a. IneT were landed IRON the carriages
On To- sidewalk. l. r1sIle1 and tlE blac
lzees aad =iiEs Z 0IlI RiI1 an airy free
DON. Despite these drawbacks the peo-
PIE kepi pouring in. Oncs inside the
binding every one found ample and con-
% etc arrsuEements FOR their comfort and
Il zszs ard dOmi1Ces were soon arFsn ged.
II Was = curious thrSng OF ali nations
that found It's way into the dancing Z all.
Ire spectators gallery wzs tiled long
oetors tse hour for the ball 20 open, and
hundreds watched the Kaleidoscope
that kept revolving before than. l. vas
& brilliant scene
TIE GRAND MARCH.
= few minutes before 10 O'clock the
baZfe sounded for the grand u arch.
TEere was movement toward the west
end Of the hall, where the committees
headquarters were. In q few minutes the
march started. IL was led b. tie Soeie-
Tvs representative. Puck. IN full costume,
followed By tie members or the commit
tee in Louis XIV. dress. At the close Of
the march tie floor was quickly covered
WIN couples that formed into sets and
opened the bali. TIE dancing lasted
until 3 O'Clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
Lung Troubles and wasting

diseases can he cured, II properly treated
IN time, as shown By the following state
ment from ID. &. FREEMAN. Sidney:
AHaying been a great sun from pull
monary attacks, and gradually was ling
away for the past two years, IL affords me
pleasure 70 testify that scotps Emulsion
Of Cod Liver Oil with lime and Soda has
given me great relief. ana i cheerfully
recommend il to ali suffering in a similar
way 10 myself. In addition, would say
that IL IS very pleasant 10 take"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09

Fine Liquor for Medicinal Purposes.
Fine old French Brandies.
Fine cid Rye Whiskles.
Fine old Bourbon Whistles.
Fine old Malt Whiskies.
Fine old Holland Gin.
Fine old Port Wines.
Fine old Cleret Wines.
Fine old Sherry Wines.
Fine old Rsine Wines.
Fine old Jamaica Rum.
Our liquors are ali OF standard brands
and Of finest quality. Mail orders care
fully attended 10.
LIPPMAS BROTHERS, Druggists,
Lippman Block, Savannah, Ga.